The Gusau Emirate Council in Zamfara state has showcased centuries-old Hausa cultural practices as a part of renewed efforts to protect the normal heritage of the individuals and move it on to youthful generations.
The vibrant cultural show was organised as a part of actions marking the coronation and presentation of Staff of Office to the sixteenth Emir of Gusau, Alhaji Abdulkadir Ibrahim Bello II.
The exhibition featured district heads, village heads, and representatives of various communities throughout the emirate, who displayed varied indigenous Hausa traditions, crafts, and historic artifacts that highlighted the cultural id and wealthy heritage of Gusau Emirate.
Speaking on the occasion, the emir stated the show was intentionally organised to make sure that invaluable cultural practices inherited from forebears usually are not deserted or allowed to enter extinction.
He famous that lots of the traditions have been practised for hundreds of years and deserve concerted efforts to protect them for posterity.
“We have organised this to make sure that our cultural heritage, which has been practised for 1000’s of years, is preserved. As you have got seen, totally different Hausa conventional practices have been displayed right here in Gusau.
“I have great plans for preserving our cultural heritage in this emirate, although I will not disclose everything now. People will see what I intend to do,” the monarch stated.
